The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-13
ELTON ECHOES.
Fresh Batch of News from Our Regular
Coz respondent.

AFresh Batch OF News from Our Reg ular
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The shlfter comes up to the mine
twice daily at present, as the company
are running full time.
Mr.. Nc lliutoch has about completed
mis- removing The timber from the Geo.
hcFerran farm, near Justus.
A revival commenced In the NJ. Z
church at West Lebanon on Sunday
night, to continue for some time.
Johnny Thomas has returned from
Pitt bu gh, without any encouragement
given him In regard to his sight.
Mr.. Frank POOrman and Sheridan
Naxhimer, who visited Ashland and vi
cinity last week, are home again.
On Wednesday evening last the Tus
caTqwas Farmers Club called meet.
Ing, but it's proceedings are unknown to
US.
Quite a number of our agricultural
people we're to Canton on Saturday last
attending the election of officers for the
Stark County Agricultural Society.
Wheat has advanced to eighty cents
In our markets and the grain prod ucers
are taking advantage of the excellent
sleighlng and are taking surplus farm
products to market.
Prof. BalfOur, of MassillOn, has organ.
ized singing class at sixteen" Ii
cODVenes on Monday night. Prof. B. is
'aid to be master IN every way. Sue
cess can be looked for.
s. P. Warwick, ''the nimrod" Of old
Stark's western border has up to this
time secured 81 rabbits. Where Is the
individual who can present better
tally for this seasons spOriP
The revival of Upper Sugar Greek
clysed last Thursday night by observing
two feasts Of the Wenebrennerian
church, w: Feet washing and the sac
Tsment. The rev" was success.
Last Friday evenings session of the
"Sixteen Literary S ciety," was q
winter. the 8. G. Band met with them
and large party Of young people from
Riverside, in company with theiI
teacher, Mr.. s. Christman, mingled
their essays, recitatiOns and drama
with the ordinary exercises, making il
very entertaining,
Rev. DR.. willard, of Heidelberg Col
lege, occupied the pulpit at Stands last
Sabbath morning in Rev Masses absence
The venerable old preacher and teacher
gave a fOrcible discourse upon Nehe
miah's great work in rebuilding the
ruined city OF Jerusalem In connection
with SOlOmOn's temple. In the remark
made he had occasion to notice the
claims Of the church, Its missions anG
Its institutions Of learning with Hei
delberg as a growing center. He otfici
ated In the afternoon at q COIL muniOI
service held at Cross Roads church
near Navarro. Tne DR.. is president o.
Heidelberg.
Qlite commotiOn has been raised IL
q school district, near Lebanon, by dis
turbance growing out of a holiday affair
The teacher, Mr.. j. 8. Eby, who lives il
the district, was constrained by hit
pupils to give them some description Of
treat. But the treat was not forth
coming and on Thursday last
the pedagogue was barred Out
by number of large students, and on
the following day several boys received
fearful chastisement, and others re-.
fused to take the prescribed Dose" and
little rebellion ensued in which the
teacher was W0rsted. Several house
holders have appealed to Justice foI
redress of grievances, and the result
will be several actions at law. 1t Is re.
ported that the "lOc8l board" has dis.
missed Its servant Of instl uctiOn. Thus
what might have been played as a joke
has bacOme serious matter. HOnOra-
BILE conduct Is ever the best.
A social event Of no mean order Oc-
Cured on Saturday eve last. Messrs.
Willie and Lyman Reed and their sis
ters. Misses Addie and Cora, occupy the
Robert Reed farm near West Lebanon.
Their associates and friends planned q
surprise for them, and 1t came on the
evening mentioned, as all surprises
come, with CONSERVATION and dismay,
especially the young men, for whom 1t
wss intended. About twenty-five or
thirty guests were assembled, including
friends from Mt. Eaton, El.On, WilmOt
and their own home. The time was
spent In various amusing ways, and be-.
fore our departure the assembly were
given the daintiest Of repasts, served
up by the hOstesses, Misses Addie and
Cora, and consisted of the delicacies
which only farmers kitchen and well
kept cellar can yield Your correspond
enL never mingled with q more social
group of young people, and hopes Wa.
lie, Lyman and their interesting sisters
may enjoy many more such ingather-
ings.
A anunDn NCCWnuHJr